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Considering the time of its appearance, it is incomprehensibly strong. First of all, as a low-level HERO, his firepower is second only to Another Neos. (There is Captain Gold, but you can forget about it.) At the time, 《Hydrogeddon》and 《Magic Warrior Breaker》were also used, so 1800 RBI is enough. Since it's an E-HERO, considering that it can be searched from E-Emer, this alone is quite strong.
Despite this, I can search for other HEROs. At that time, even his lower RBI Gadget was used, so you can see how strong the 1800 RBI follow-up search is. Moreover, it is thorough enough that you can also search for yourself. Even though this alone is strong, for some reason D-HERO can also be searched, so I brought Discguy and Dogmagai and was able to further reduce his Deck with 《Destiny Draw》. In the unlimited era, of course, his Gadget, a search draw engine with high firepower, went on a business trip with Goes and Disk Guy and was immediately thrown into a limit.
However, HERO had E-Emer, so the restriction didn't affect him much. At most, I hesitate to use it in 《Miracle Fusion》because there is no second card. After that, along with Another Neos, he continued to rampage for a long time with his Deck called HERO Beat.
Another turning point came with the appearance of 《A Hero Lives》and Xyz. The move to raise rank 4 without using summoning rights with Bubbleman was evaluated.
However, after 《Elemental HERO Shadow Mist》came out, it was dropped as an option for the destination. His WIND, which is difficult to use as a fusion material, was revealed, and he gradually settled for second place, and finally unlimited. Air man unlimited was quite a shock as a returning force.
Even though it came second, it is still powerful to be able to search from loose conditions. It goes well with the Sunrise, and you can get all the materials for the Sunrise with just this card. Also, now is the time to re-evaluate the ability to remove Spell Trap. In modern times, he has a lot of deck throttle that can't be used for back removal, but if you let this card do back removal, he can save deck space. Special Summon can also be easily done from the sun riser.

A very inefficient removal trap that appeared in Season 1, sacrificing 2 monsters on your field to destroy 1 monster on your opponent's field.
I got too excited just because I made 《Two-Pronged Attack》.
The strength of being able to activate it with Flice, at that time, it feels like there weren't many situations where it was superior to Trap Hole or Mirafo.

Also known as Greedy Bubble Man.
When it first appeared, it was just a handless development... but with the appearance of Xyz, things changed. Thanks to the excellent status of Level 4, WATER, and Warrior, it leads to excellent monsters such as Blade Heart, Excalibur, and Bahasha.
In modern times, the fusion type is mainstream in pure HERO, so it is no longer being introduced. However, the self SS itself without turn 1 is still strong. It has acquired an identity on its own to the extent that it can be combined with the theme of Bubbleman beyond the framework of HERO. In particular, Bubbleman's unique strength is that he can do Jellyfish Super Fusion Abzero. Naturally, there is also Bahasha Dragon King Seven Swan and 《Abyss Dweller》.
The draw conditions are very strict, but if you can activate it, there is no doubt that it will be exciting. It is easy to activate with a chain beat that uses 《Wind-Up Rabbit》or 《Evilswarm Thunderbird》.

It is the only LIGHT Winged Beast monster that appeared in the first season, and is still the only LIGHT monster in the Normal Monster Winged Beast.
Among the lower class monsters included in the starter box, it has a high level of offense and defense.
Since I have a mirror, I like the fact that the word Mirage, which is completely unrelated to the mirror, is used as the name of the card.
Perhaps the comrades she summons are mirages because they are illusions.
In true DM2, it is a very useful monster that exerts the same re-draw effect as Solomon's Lawbook when reversed.

Also called chokingyo.
It is famous for being able to get Rank 4 together with Gadget. This card itself can be searched from 《Gear Gigant X》and can stably supply Rank 4. In unexpected places, it is also used in HERO. Unlike "Goblindbergh", it doesn't interfere with the timing of Airman's effect, and it can be used with Bubbleman to bring out Bajasha or be caught with "Salvage".
It is not compatible with Vernusylph and Flying Pegasus, and is often not used in his Gadget. On the other hand, Bubbleman-type HERO can still be used because it takes the best of Solidman and Liquidman.

It's like a Dan battle.
A card that ensured the deployment of his Gadget, which was already trending at Rank 4. With this card, his Gadget tactics are endless. You can search for subsequent 《Tin Goldfish》, and you can pinprick perishable 《Machina Gearframe》. In addition, it is possible to perform moves that were not stable with his previous Gadgets, such as bringing in Birdman to warn Blarro, or pin-stab Cannon Soldier to push him down.
Besides Gadget, he has many useful decks such as ABC, Machina, Symphonic Warrior and Meklord Monarch. There are far more search targets than 《King of the Feral Imps》and 《Gallant Granite》. There is no turn 1 with the same name. The problem was that this card remained in the field and hindered development, but even that can be solved if you use it as a material for Future Dragon King.

A tuner with self-SS is strong. You can connect to Level 7 Synchro just by returning a suitable monster that can be searched from 《Genex Blastfan》. Taking advantage of this, he invented a loop combo where he recruited Blast from Divine Wind of Mist Valley, S Summoned Ancient Fairy Dragon, replaced Kamikaze, and recruited Blast again. The so-called Kamikaze One Kill.
Also, even if you look at it as a self-bounce, it can be abused because there is no turn 1. If you set the effect to negate to return at the activation cost, only self bounce can be used infinitely. An infinite loop using this is Garriswankill.
Even if you don't use it for one kill, it's simply strong to be able to fly Braro without consuming the right to summon. With removal Gadget, you can search from "Gear Gigant X", and you can also use it with "Machina Fortress" to make a big eye, which is quite skillful. This is a card that brings back a lot of unpleasant memories for old-timers.
The restrictions have been eased this time, but the performance has remained the same as the versatility has fallen. A strong card that can still be reregulated if there is an opportunity.

His Normal Monster of Plant, which has a fairly high defensive power for a monster recorded in the starter box.
However, since 《Green Phantom King》, who is from the same starter box and has the same race, attribute, and level, has higher defensive power, it feels like the second wall as well.
In Shin DM2, it played an active role as a super-useful monster that sealed all the troublesome Trap cards such as Mirafo and Silver Screen just by placing it on the field in the face-up Defense Position.

His normal EARTH Rock, which appeared in the first period, includes magma elements, but he is neither Pyro nor FIRE.
The magma element is utilized in the fact that it is the named fusion material of the Flame Ghost, but the Flame Ghost has almost no change in status from this monster, and he is neither Pyro nor FIRE...
The name of the card is too much like it was named in seconds, but the name is unexpectedly catchy with a good sense of language.
In the game work, Summoned Demons can be summoned by Flame Demons, Fusion of Rock and Flame Demons with ATK less than 900, and in True DM2, they can burn up cards in mountainous terrain, making use of their own characteristics.

Her Insect monster, used by Hanega in a duel with Ryuzaki in the original work, to show that a monster's strength is not all about its appearance and offense and defense figures.
As far as I can see from the OCG illustration and the Bandai version illustration, it doesn't feel like "Basic Insect", and if you put on armor equipped with laser cannons and firearms, it will crawl on all fours and become even less humanoid.
If it stands upright properly, it might look like an authentic "Basic Insect" like " ✪ Kamakiller ".

His Normal Monster, a low-level Zombie that appeared in Season 1.
By giving most of it to his ATK within a narrow range of 700 total value, he will stay at the level 1 Normal Monster with the highest ATK for a long time.
In the game work, he can only fusion summon Zombie and Beast with ATK less than 500, which are extremely limited monsters related to his background, but of course there is no value to bring out.
However, in True DM2, it is given the ability to strengthen monsters with the same name, including itself, when reversed, making use of the text "It's troublesome when numbers gather". I'm here.

He was Spellcaster's normal monster in the first season, and is still her FIRE monster, the only vanilla spell user.
It's also a fusion material for Flame Swordsman, and I personally think that Flame Ruler, which will appear later, is a remake of this monster, or rather, a later monster, what do you think?
What he does is safe attacks and defenses using flames, and although he is definitely a spell user, he has a poorly-looking body and shabby clothes that are limited, so this is a spell user. I feel like I don't want to call it too much.

Fairy's normal monster from the first season, which is impressive for her appearance as a spirit in the anime and for team Taiyo's use in the anime 5D's to bring out Zushin.
Its stats also have a total attack and defense value of 700, which is the maximum for a level 1 monster in the first season.
However, instead of being a named fusion material, she is a level 1 Star Seraph normal monster, and her Mokey Mokey and Smoke Ball, which can receive unique support effects, exist, so there is no reason to prioritize them.

He who appeared in the first period is one of the few Fish as a monster with an ATK of less than 1000, and there is only White Dolphin other than this monster.
Other than that, there's nothing else to see, and it's not even a named fusion material.
In True DM2, it has the ability to change up to 4 adjacent squares to ocean terrain when reversed, making it a useful monster in its own way.

FIRE Mathmech half in the main deck
As the name suggests, it has the effect of increasing his ATK by 1000.
Or rather, the name of the English version is just an addition
Coming out of his hand, he only has the effect of raising ATK by 1000, but he's strong on his own against Cyberse, especially his Mathmech, which is where he really belongs.
Special Summon from Extras is tied to Cyber, but since Level 4 with self-expanding ability is a mass of versatility, it can't be helped.
Since the self-deployment effect requires a monster on the field, if there is only the opponent's monster, it will be inferior to Subtra, but Cyberse's extras include Firewall Dragon, "Accesscode Talker", and "Primathmech Laplacian". He has a removal effect, so let's eliminate the opponent's monster that raised ATK.
Buffing Final Sigma, Mathmech's ace, will make it even more murderous.
Just like the name Addion, it's an additional impact like a humanoid decisive battle weapon.
As mentioned above, it is a little harder to handle than Subtra, but in Mathmech, it is an excellent material that you want to stack 3 times, and a buff agent.